I have encountered a simple question but can't find the answer. The question is that, when I want to use inline style, for example width and height for an element in HTML, is it better to do it by width attribute or by inline style width?
<div style="width:${widthx}; height:${heightx};"></div>
VS.
<div width="${widthx}" height="${heightx}"></div>
what about one of them being deprecated or better for SEO solutions?
Based on this MDN link for HTML Attributes, you should use style as attributes for <div> (or elements that are not <canvas>, <embed>, <iframe>, <img>, <input>, <object>, <video>) are considered legacy.
From the linked MDN article:
Note: For all other instances, such as
<div>, this is a legacy attribute, in which case the CSS width property should be used instead.